My software

April 14 2009

TV Movie programme for XMLTV, version 1.1

Filed under: tvmovie — Thiton at 01:26

There have been sev­er­al bugs in the TV Movie grab­ber script, most promi­nent­ly bro­ken day­light sav­ing time sup­port. Thanks ev­ery­one for point­ing these out. I have im­proved the script in sev­er­al re­spects and pack­aged these changes for the ver­sion 1.1. Changes are:

  • Fixed day­light sav­ing time
  • Fixed XML dec­la­ra­tion for ISO-8859-1
  • Fixed orig­i­nal ti­tle for movies (was in­cor­rect­ly parsed as sub-ti­tle)
  • Fixed star-rat­ing (in­cor­rect­ly dis­played as rat­ing)
  • Added out­put of FSK rat­ing
  • Added ex­tend­ed cat­e­go­ry out­put
  • Added coun­try pars­ing and canon­i­fi­ca­tion
  • Re­duced chan­nel list in XML file to ac­tu­al­ly present chan­nels
  • Added Mono/Stereo/Dol­by cat­e­go­riza­tion
  • Added black/white pars­ing
  • Cleanup in code.

Down­load cur­rent ver­sion 1.1 of script

P.S.: In the code pub­lished be­fore the 21st of April a ter­ri­bly stupid bug pre­vents prop­er date/time pars­ing. Fixed it.

Two comments 

  1.  Hello
First of all thanks that seems to be a great grabber
but when I try to compile the decode.cpp file with g++
-o decode decode.cpp I get many errrors and end up with
an exit status of 1. What do I make wrong? It explicitly
complains about a undefined reference to `channels'

    comment by Reisner Anselm — Apr 14 at 15:28

  2. Hello Reisner,

it's missing a file. I've sorted the tabular information
and the database stuff into extra files to make the package
more readable. Try

g++ -o decode decode.cpp tables.cpp

Sorry for the old README file.

Regards, Thiton

    comment by Thiton — Apr 14 at 20:25

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